How to use Agent Forge: what you can do with it

4 use cases

• Build a landing page from a task contract

  Write a contract first, let one agent generate the page, then check the result against the gates.

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  Using the Foreman Continuum repo (JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge), read the playbook stages and write a task contract for a landing page about <target>. The contract must declare scope, breakpoints, and success criteria, saved as a file in /contracts. Verify that every success criterion can be checked by a reviewer who did not write the page.

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• Review agent-written site changes with independent gates

  Check each generated change against the gate questions using a process other than the one that wrote it.

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  Using the Foreman Continuum repo (JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge), review the artifact at <target> against the gate questions in /gates and the contract it claims to satisfy in /contracts. Output a pass or fail answer for each gate question with a one-line reason. Verify that the reviewer did not generate the artifact.

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• Hand an unfinished site to a different coding agent

  Use adapters and the ledger so a new agent continues the build without rediscovering its rules.

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  Using the Foreman Continuum repo (JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge), read the ledger and the contracts for <target> and prepare a prompt for the next stage through the adapter in /adapters. The output should be the prompt text and a list of constraints it carries over from earlier stages. Verify that every constraint traces to a contract or ledger entry.

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• Plan a multilingual site with locale rules in contracts

  Put string extraction, right-to-left rendering, and plural rules into the first contract and its gates.

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  Using the Foreman Continuum repo (JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge), write a contract for a website that must support <target> locales. The contract must require string extraction and list gates for right-to-left rendering, pluralization, and locale formatting. Verify that each gate names a check a reviewer can run on the rendered page.

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Quick start with Agent Forge

1. Check you have what it needs: A copy of the Agent-Forge repository from GitHub; A coding agent of your choice; A written brief describing the site or page you want to build.
2. Open JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge on GitHub and read the README and license.
3. Read the stages in the /playbook folder from discovery to deployment.
4. Write a task contract in /contracts that states scope, boundaries, breakpoints, and success criteria.
5. Pass the contract to your coding agent through a matching shim in /adapters.
6. Have a separate reviewer check the output against the acceptance criteria listed in /gates.

These steps come from our top use case, Build a landing page from a task contract, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

Using the Deduped MCP, get the setup steps for JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge

claude mcp add --transport http deduped https://dedupedai.com/mcp

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About this repo

• Who it is forBuilt for small teams, solo builders, and platform engineers who want a repeatable, reviewable way to let coding agents produce production websites.
• Why it is hot68 stars, launched 34 days ago, picked up by one AI source we track
• LanguageHTML
• Sourcegithub.com/JamesBuciaIt3A/Agent-Forge · Back to Hot repos

Requirements

• A copy of the Agent-Forge repository from GitHub
• A coding agent of your choice
• A written brief describing the site or page you want to build
• Someone available to act as an independent reviewer for the gate checks

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